Brake Pad Set for Deutz Agroprima, Agroxtra, DX3, and DX4 Series Compact Tractors

Description

When you need to make a quick stop with a loaded loader bucket or you’re working on slopes where good brakes mean the difference between a controlled stop and a runaway situation, you don’t want to discover your brake pads are shot. Worn pads mean longer stopping distances, that awful grinding sound, and that heart-stopping moment when you push the pedal and nothing much happens. This brake pad set gets your braking system back to doing what it should—stopping you when and where you need it.

What You’re Getting

• Precise 71 x 19 x 90mm dimensions for exact OEM fit on your Deutz braking system
• High-friction material that grips consistently whether you’re stopping light or under heavy load
• Heat-resistant construction that won’t fade when you’re doing repeated stops on hills
• Quality materials that resist glazing and wear better than cheap aftermarket alternatives
• Direct replacement design—no modifications or guesswork needed

Built for Compact Farm Work

These pads are designed for the Deutz compact and utility tractors that handle the varied work around smaller farms and properties. Whether you’re running an Agroprima for landscaping work, using an Agroxtra for hay and livestock operations, or working with the DX3 and DX4 series on mixed farming tasks, these tractors see plenty of loader work, road travel, and operation on uneven terrain where reliable brakes are essential.

Made to Last

Farm work is hard on brake components, with dust, moisture, temperature swings, and the constant heating and cooling that comes with normal use. These pads are built with friction material that maintains its grip even when things get hot, and they resist the glazing that happens when cheaper pads overheat and lose their stopping power.

Installation Notes

Brake work is safety-critical, so if you’re not comfortable with brake system service, this is a job for someone with the right tools and experience. The pads need to be bedded in properly with gentle stops before you put them under heavy load, and it’s worth checking your brake discs for wear or scoring while you’ve got things apart.